Historical soundscapes (c.1200 – c.1800)

to play the organ religious profession women and musical networks project Mariana López de Salazar (nun, singer, organist) María de los Dolores Granados (nun, organist) Ana de Monroy Pizarro (nun, comendadora mayor) Real Consejo de las Órdenes Rosalía Castillejo y Villavicencio (nun) convent of la Madre de Dios (comendadoras of the Military Order of Santiago)

Holy Week procession confraternities project confraternities of Holy Week confraternities with avocations to saints psalm confraternity of Jesus Nazarene and Saint Helena brothers convent of los Santos Mártires San Cosme y San Damián (Discalced Carmelites) cathedral Bibarrambla square Zacatín street Nueva (Hatabín) square Gomérez street Gomérez gate high poplar grove or path of the crosses Hospitales street Cárcel street church of San Cecilio Realejo alto square church of Santa Escolástica church of San Gil Pescadería street

mass comercial activity market bustle in the street mortar confraternities project confraternities of Holy Week priest crowd confraternity of the Precious Blood of Christ Carnicería Mayor Carnicería de Santo Tomé Chapel of the Preciosa Sangre de Cristo plaza Mayor Zocodover square

ceremony of the seña cathedral chapter succentor music chapel of the cathedral choirboys dulcian player cornetto player cathedral of Mexico

via crucis confraternities project confraternities of Holy Week procession confraternity of the Third Order of Saint Francis at the convent of San Francisco Casa Grande brothers disciplinants convent of San Francisco Casa Grande (Observant Franciscans) church of San Pedro y San Pablo Nueva (Hatabín) square Darro street carrera del Darro = carrera de la Puerta de Guadix Chapiz slope house of Chapiz Sacromonte road church of Santo Sepulcro (Sacramonte) collegiate church of el Sacromonte San Francisco street

mapping incorporation wind player ensembles dulzian cornetto sackbut harp octave of Corpus Christi feast of the Resurrection (Easter Sunday) Felipe III (king) Juana de Austria Alonso del Cerro (dulcian player) Lázaro de Bustos (dulcian player) Lázaro Castellano (cornetto player) Juan Romero (sackbut player) Diego Peralta (harpist) Manuel Enríquez (arpista) Lope Manchado (harpist) Luis de Carrión (harpist) Gaspar Camargo (wind player) Albert of Austria (archduke, cardinal) convent of Descalzas Reales

confraternities project penitential confraternities confraternities with avocations to saints Marian confraternities open confraternities closed confraternities guild confraternities Saint John of the Cross confraternity of Jesus Nazarene and Saint Helena confraternity of Our Lady of the Sepulcher confraternity of Saints Cosmas and Damian brothers convent of los Santos Mártires San Cosme y San Damián (Discalced Carmelites)

mapping Francisco Guerrero printed works by Francisco Guerrero Francisco Guerrero. Sacrae cantiones quae vulgo moteta nuncupatur (1555) [G 4866] Francisco Guerrero. El viaje de Jerusalén Miguel de Fuenllana. Orphenica lyra [1554-22] Francisco Guerrero (composer, chapel master) Real Academia de Bellas Artes de San Fernando

artillery salute the pealing of bells bustle in the street mass royal proclamation Te deum laudamus (hymn) procession dances dances theatre performance musket salute ephemeral architecture illuminations instrumental concert sarao ( a party with instrumental music and courtly dances) Matachines dance Torch dance Indian dance Monteriones dance dance of the Forces of Hercules canarios (dance) cheers Carlos IV (king) city council crowd music chapel triumphal chariot farmers' guild dances firing squad horses nobility phlebotomian's guild metallurgy guild carpenters guild coopers' guild silversmiths guild brass' guild guilds birds blacksmiths' guild military band Hill of San Roque La Carrera church of Nuestra Señora de los Remedios Adelantado square Remedios square Concepción square town hall Tal de San Agustín street

recruitment of musicians heraldic music domestic music making Enrique de Aragón (5th Duke of Segorbe and 6th of Cardona, Viceroy of Catalonia) Pedro Millet (musician) Pedro Albareda (musician) Jerónimo Llagostera (musician) Esteban Campos (musician) Juan Ferrer (musician) Pedro Perdigoti (musician) Pedro Pau (musician) wind players Castillo mayor